A question about age........

I've seen 55 yo + medical students. I think that would take a lot of dedication, and money, because you know going in that you're not going to be practicing for very long.

As far as what I've seen as far as people actually practicing in the field...

Range: 18-55

Average: 21-35

Here in Fort Smith we have had locum physicians who are in their 70's and 1 was in his 80's. If one is physically able then why retire.
 
In most areas I would say you are better off becoming an RN. EMS is flooded with to many people plus tons of people doing it for free which really drives the wages down in EMS. Also if in a busy system it will take a toll on your back and knees much quicker than nursing will.

I thought the reason for wages being driven down was education levels or lack of. Here in Canada we have volly and paid services and the paid service have a decent salary.
 
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